Counter-Currents/North American New Right Newsletter: October 2011

The big news is the successful conclusion of our first fundraising campaign. Thanks to a generous matching grant offer, we reached and exceeded our goal of $25,000, with a total $25,625. We want to thank all those who contributed for your generosity and faith in our work.

We have learned a lot about how do to fundraising. Next year, we plan to do two campaigns, one in the Spring, one in the Autumn, and we will keep them both short (10 days each).

2. Our Blog

In October, we added 100 posts to the website–our best month ever (up from 62 in September). As of the end of October, we had a total of 1,248 posts since going online on June 11, 2010. We also added over 300 new comments.

3. Our Readership and Web Traffic

In October, we had 90,444 visits (up from 88,782visits in September). We had 45,590 unique visitors in October (up from 45,427in September). These visitors looked at 337,137 pages (down from 422,902in September due largely to better filtering out of bot traffic).

Month

Unique Visitors

Number of Visits

Pages Viewed

“Hits”

Bandwidth

June 2010

6,145

10,328

70,732

200,824

6.08 GB

July 2010

9,387

17,329

119,254

348,172

10.01 GB

August

12,174

22,348

93,379

333,614

10.17 GB

September

17,063

34,510

147,051

580,550

16.39 GB

October

17,848

35,921

140,365

611,367

17.93 GB

November

26,054

48,336

171,833

915,553

26.39 GB

December

26,161

50,975

192,905

1,101,829

27.79 GB

January

28,583

60,005

198,249

1,736,067

34.06 GB

February

29,737

61,519

213,121

2,081,558

40.13 GB

March

29,768

62,077

220,053

2,485,001

52.21 GB

April

20,091

58,037

223,291

2,729,449

54.65 GB

May

36,596

78,103

274,841

1,334,472

47.59 GB

June 2011

28,629

57,920

264,928

1,004,128

22.78 GB

July 2011

30,186

66,093

416,309

1,952,047

71.23 GB

August 2011

40,002

81,012

502,282

2,083,593

53.18 GB

September 2011

45,427

88,782

422,902

481,909

11.67 GB

October 2011

45,590

90,444

337,137

468,197

17.78 GB

4. October’sTop Twenty Articles (with date of publication and number of readers)

Irmin Vinson on Hitler, Gregory Hood on Scarface, and Vic Olvir on Sylvia Plath remain some of our most popular essays. In addition, the French translation of the Vinson article remained in our top ten for the third consecutive month.

5. Where Our Readers Are: The top 20 Countries

Our web statistics program gives us a country-by-country breakdown of our readership. Here are the top 20 countries:

In November and December, my focus as editor will be on getting several books to press before the end of the year: North American New Right, vol. 1, Kerry Bolton’s Artists of the Right, Andy Nowicki’s new novella Under The Nihil, Savitri Devi’s Forever and Ever (co-published with the Savitri Devi Archive), and Trevor Lynch’s White Nationalist Guide to the Movies.

We also plan, somehow, to produce out first Counter-Currents hour-long podcast show. At first, we will do it monthly, but when we get the hang of it, we will do it weekly.

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I want to thank our writers, donors, and proofreaders; our webmaster/Managing Editor; and above all, you, our readers for being part of a growing intellectual and spiritual community.

Greg Johnson
Editor-in-Chief
Counter-Currents Publishing Ltd.
& North American New Right

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One Comment

Great to see that the readership is growing, nice work! I find the statistics a bit strange tough. For example how can Finland be no 6 and China be no 7 in the top 20 Countries statistics? Finland is probably the most ethnically aware country in Europe but the English language skills are notoriously sub par for the country as a whole compared to the rest of the Nordic countries (no offense suomi pojka I also find it very strange that there are so many visitors from china, topicly It might be understandable why Japan are in the top 20 but before Russia and Norway among others seem… well weird. Japanese are also known for their poor English skills but at least they try hard…. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UDcfOkOeTw

Maybe you could advertise counter-currents on appropriate sites in countries with large interest potential and generally good language skills for the country as a whole. Denmark and Belgium comes to mind.